Jennifer Klang, Head of Reference Services at the Department of the Interior Library, presents this edition of the Transportation Librarians Roundtable. Visible web content includes web pages that search engines can crawl and index. Invisible web content includes databases, password-protected websites, public records on government sites, intranets, message boards, website archives, forums, and online library catalogs. Klang shares search strategies and resources for uncovering invisible web content that doesn’t get indexed or queried by search engines.
Finding Hidden Web Resources: Mining Grey Literature, Deep Web, and Other Hidden Web Content is presented by Mary Ellen Bates, principal of Bates Info...
An Internet web site called the Public Awareness Web (PAW) was developed to provide information to the general public on transportation issues and giv...
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